by Arthur Comer
Setting the scene: The story starts in a small, peaceful town where everyone knows each other. Introducing the main characters: A group of friends (could be animals, children, or both) who are curious and adventurous.
Number of pages: 31
Learning about personal safety
Lesson on stranger danger: Through a gentle narrative, the friends learn the importance of staying close to trusted adults and avoiding strangers.
Safe exploration: They practice safe ways to explore their surroundings, like always staying in pairs and telling an adult where they're going.
Emergency preparedness at home
Fire safety drill: The friends participate in a fire drill at school and learn the importance of having an escape plan at home.
Creating emergency kits: The story guides children on what to include in an emergency kit, turning it into a fun and interactive activity.
Natural disaster awareness
Understanding weather warnings: The friends learn about different types of weather conditions and what to do when a warning is issued.
Role-playing scenarios: They practice what to do in case of an earthquake, flood, or storm, emphasizing safe spots and emergency contacts.
Community helpers and first responders
Meeting the helpers: The friends visit a fire station, police station, and hospital to meet community helpers and learn about their roles during emergencies.
Learning basic first aid: Simple first aid tips are shared, like what to do if someone is hurt and how to call for help.
Conclusion: Reflecting and sharing
Review of lessons learned: The friends gather to share what they've learned about safety and preparedness.
Encouragement to teach others: The story ends with a call to action, encouraging children to share their knowledge with family and friends, fostering a community of preparedness.
